Kiosk

The TAG ESPRESSO Lujiazui Coffee Festival Pop-up Store represents the inaugural implementation of the brand's modular pop-up store system. Pop-up stores are short-term businesses temporarily opened to attract customers. The condition of the sites varies inconsistently, where they often appear in squares, parks, and malls. The pop-up design system seeks to infuse a unique image into the brand and, at the same time, increasing building efficiency by applying modular components and decreasing waste from cyclic utilization while accommodating the demand for all types of scenes. half.half.photography half.half.photography TAG ESPRESSO pop-up stores are constituted of two primary modules – a straight one and a curved one, the fo... More

The project is located in the Shanghai West Bund. The client plans to upgrade 30 security kiosks along the West Bank, which have the comprehensive functions of public service. The West Bund Park and major art galleries have become a platform for Shanghai residents to participate in public activities and experience art and culture. How to meet the respective conditions of different venues and integrate the functions of information interaction, public services, security management, etc., is the problem to be solved by this project. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption We use variable-angle cabin modules to adapt to different site roads and landscape views. Different from the traditional security pavil... More

Due to the fact that one of the important features of Laft port is its wind catcher and the idea of the project was inspired by them. In the design process, it was tried to design something modern which preserves its originality and the main concept. For this purpose, interconnected and continuous plates were used, which included a total of three shells, the shells include: operator shell, shader shell and general shell. Caption Caption Caption The shaded area was designed to invite visitors from three sides, and besides being shaded, due to the fact that it has a wind deflector, it also conveys a sense of coolness to the visitors. The entrance of the attendant was predicted right behind the shade. Above the entrance door, a... More

What would be the way to expand a historic city quarter with contemporary buildings avoiding disharmonious results? It was the core concern of the architects when designing the new information centers in the Buda Castle District in Budapest. The recently finished Visitor Center and Infopoint kiosks are using contemporary solutions to reflect on their surroundings - figuratively and literally.\ Tamás Bata The new Visitor Center and additional Infopoints function as the new information hubs of the Castle District. The pavilions were built based on the idea of the Castle Headquarters Integrated Regional Development Centre Nonprofit Ltd., designed by architecture studio, BLOKK and further developed and implemented by the Hello Wood... More